Do you audit contracts?

We run internal security review on everything we ship. It is part of delivery, not a line item. We are not an independent audit firm, and you should not treat our review as one. If your contracts will hold meaningful value, get an independent audit from a dedicated security firm. Exchanges, investors and insurers will ask for one, and a team reviewing its own code does not satisfy that. We write to be audit-ready, and we work with whichever auditor you choose.

Which chains do you deploy to?

Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum and Optimism. If your chain is not here, ask. EVM-compatible chains are usually straightforward.

Blockchain Development: Smart Contracts, Wallets, Indexers

Blockchain development

Embedded wallets, smart contracts, indexers and the APIs that sit on top of them. Built for production, on Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum and Optimism.

Two problems, over and over

The first one starts as a diagram somebody drew in a planning meeting. Wallets from vendor A. Token issuance from vendor B. NFTs from C. RPC from D. Analytics from E.

Five SDKs. Five auth models. Five status pages to check at 2am when something breaks and you don't yet know whose fault it is. Nobody scoped the glue between them, and the glue is now your roadmap.

The second problem is quieter and worse, because it shows up in your conversion numbers rather than your incident channel. Non-custodial means seed phrases. Seed phrases mean asking somebody to safeguard twelve words before your product has done anything for them. Most people close the tab.

What we build

Wallet infrastructure

Embedded non-custodial wallets, MPC threshold signing and EOA. ERC-4337 account abstraction with an in-house transaction bundler. Gas sponsorship so a first transaction needs no native tokens. Seed-phrase-free onboarding.

Smart contracts

ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155. Factory and proxy deployment patterns. Governance contracts and tokenomics design. Upgrade-safe architecture.

Blockchain data

Event indexers, real-time onchain pipelines, analytics APIs. Built as shared services where that makes sense, so one pipeline serves internal state and external consumers.

Platform and API layer

Onchain capability exposed as APIs and SDKs. TypeScript and Swift. Multi-chain deployment.

Token launches

Contract suite, governance model, exchange-readiness.

Proof

KulaDAO

LIVE

Governance contracts and token for a real-world asset tokenisation platform

FabricBloc

BETA

Agent-native onchain platform, wallets, tokens, NFTs and vaults as APIs

Questions

Do you audit contracts?: We run internal security review on everything we ship. It is part of delivery, not a line item. We are not an independent audit firm, and you should not treat our review as one. If your contracts will hold meaningful value, get an independent audit from a dedicated security firm. Exchanges, investors and insurers will ask for one, and a team reviewing its own code does not satisfy that. We write to be audit-ready, and we work with whichever auditor you choose.
Which chains do you deploy to?: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum and Optimism. If your chain is not here, ask. EVM-compatible chains are usually straightforward.
Can you take over an existing codebase?: [PLACEHOLDER: ANSWER]
Who owns the code?: [PLACEHOLDER: ANSWER: state plainly; buyers care and most agency sites avoid it]
What happens after delivery?: [PLACEHOLDER: support terms, warranty period, maintenance arrangement]

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